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Diana Hartman - Page 3
Dateline: Stuttgart, Germany
Weblog: blogcritics.org/writer/diana_hartman
Articles: 222
Dateline: Stuttgart, Germany
Weblog: blogcritics.org/writer/diana_hartman
Articles: 222
Diana (nee Gulick) Hartman is the Culture and Tastes Editor for Blogcritics.org. She is a freelance writer, mother of three, and a (Ret.) US Marine spouse. She is a Wichita, Kansas native, having also lived in the California desert, Southern California, and eastern North Carolina. She currently resides for the second time in Stuttgart, Germany. She is a contributing writer to Holiday Writes.
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Reflections on a Morning Brew
There are neighbor children on my lawn. If I were my brothers I’d already be out there with a grimacing look and a garden hose.
201
An Anti-Gun Advocate Sees the Fallacy of Anti-Gun Laws
We are myopically focused on the weapon, not the person. It is our blindness, not our guns, that has betrayed us.
200
Alabama and Germany Shooters are Stark Reminders of our Fragility
All 6.7 billion of us are not as disconnected as we like to think we are.
199
Preparing for the Inevitable: My Death
The only thing worse than having no say over such things is forcing that say onto someone else, especially someone I love.
198
A Change of Seasons, A Change of Heart
The doormats weren’t just dirty and salty. They were heavy with the ends of long, dark winter days.
197
An American's Uneasiness with the American Way
Life isn’t greener on the other side of the fence. It’s painfully clearer.
196
Cartoon Controversy Makes Monkeys of Both Sides
Even a monkey could understand why so many are offended by Sean Delonas' cartoon in the New York Post.
195
Welcome to Wit’s End
This is, quite literally, the ride of your life.
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Driving Tips for the Driver’s Education-Impaired
It’s a no-brainer if you already know. It might save your brain if you don’t know.
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The Right to Die
This is not about death. This isn’t even about life. This is about how each and every one of us spends eternity.
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